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Riham Abdel Ghafour & Eyad Nassar – Zolm El Mastaba
The beloved duo of Riham Abdel Ghafour and Eyad Nassar is currently preparing for their upcoming Ramadan series, 'Zolm El Mastaba.' Directed by Hani Khalifa and written by Ahmed Fawzi, the talented cast and crew are strong indicators of a successful project coming our way.
Ahmed Malek & Aya Samaha – 6 Ayam
Following their remarkable success in either Ramadan or the off-season productions, Ahmed Malek and Aya Samaha have begun filming their upcoming movie, '6 Ayam', which promises an exciting romantic storyline. The movie is produced by Sea Cinema Productions, written by Wael Hamdy, and directed by Kareem Shaaban.
Asmaa Galal & Yasmine Raes – El Fostan El Abyad
'El Fostan El Abyad' is among the highly anticipated movies at the 7th edition of the El Gouna Film Festival. Starring Yasmine Raeis, Asmaa Galal, Ahmed Khaled Saleh, and others, the story follows two girls, one of whom is getting married, and the other helps her navigate the sudden dramatic incidents that arise on her wedding day. The movie is hitting theatres this November.
Nour El Nabawy & Ahmed Ghozzi – El Harifa 2
'El Harifa' is making a strong comeback with its second part, starring Nour El Nabawy, Ahmed Ghozzi, Nour Ehab, Kozbara, Mohamed Abdel Rahman, and more. 'El Harifa 2'—also known as 'El Remontada'—will take us around the university days of the characters with lots of developments and surprises to be unveiled.
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